Huawei smartwatches have features that can make you more productive, more healthy, and help you sleep better. The new GT3 Pro is packed with features like fitness monitoring and reporting, call notifications, and the ability to customize your experience with apps. As your family resumes their routines, a smartwatch like this will keep you connected, keep you on schedule, and allow you to be at your best. And the best way to learn about how great wearable tech can benefit your life is to wear it yourself. So, read on to learn more about the new Huawei watches, then enter for a chance to win one.

How much tech can Huawei fit into one smartwatch

I mentioned that we sent these watches for a review—that should be your first stop to learn about these watches. These are quite a bit different from many of the other smartwatches on the market. Firstly, due to Huawei’s history with American regulators, setting up the device is unusual, but Huawei makes it easy and the steps are explained in our review article. Once setup you will find navigating the apps quite easy.

The watch runs on its own Harmony OS: so it’s not an Apple watch and it’s not an Android watch. However, it’s got all the technology we expect to find in a smartwatch. Calendar, regular watch features, and phone notifications are standard fare of smartwatches these days. Also, fitness tracking and heart health monitoring will allow you to use it for all your fitness activities. Even swimming! Huawei made these safe to wear while doing laps in the pool, lake, or ocean.

Hauwei is wearable tech that won’t spend most of its time on a charger

My biggest pet-peeve with other smartwatches is their poor battery life. I’ve tested many types of smartwatches and I just keep returning to my tried and true regular Bulova watch for one reason: it doesn’t have to be charged every night. I just don’t remember to put it on the charger so every few days I wake up to a dead smartwatch that is useless. It seems the more tech they pack into a smartwatch, the faster the battery dies.

Huawei watches have solved that problem. The GT3 Pro watches can last up to 10 days. Actually, I suspect that as you start to rely on it for more functions, and use a variety of apps on it throughout your busy day, you’ll likely get about five to seven days before having to put it on the charger—which is AMAZING! Imagine, Monday to Friday taking the kids to and from school, getting reminders for dance class, hockey practice schedule changes, meetings at work, meetings with teachers, and all the other things that suddenly take over our lives from September to June, all managed with the help of your smartwatch without worrying that its battery is dead on Tuesday, and again on Wednesday, and Thursday …. So enter for a chance to win one of the two watches that we sent away for a review. The winner of the contest will be able to choose for themselves which one they want, the 46mm or the 43 mm with ceramic band.

How to enter

Entering this contest is easy and you can enter in two different ways.

  1. Leave a comment below: tell us which feature of this smartwatch is your favourite and why.
  2. Send us an email: visit the Best Buy product page for the Huawei 43mm GT Pro smart watch, go to the “Details and Specs” section and find the line that says “charging method.” Send an email to bestbuyblog@bestbuycanada.ca with the subject line Huawei watch contest. In that email, tell us what charging method this watch uses. The section with the answer looks just like the image shown here.

What you can win

At the end of this contest, we’ll randomly select one winner from all eligible entries to receive their choice of either the Huawei 46mm GT Pro smartwatch or the 43mm GT Pro smartwatch with ceramic band.

This contest runs from August 12th until August 28th. 

Remember you can enter in two different ways as mentioned above. Do you know anyone else whose schedule will become a lot more hectic when schools reopen? Send them the link to this contest so they too have a chance to win.

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Good luck.

Martin Renaud
Martin Renaud
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Martin loves working with the talented editors and writers on the Best Buy Blog as Editor-in-Chief. During his spare time he is either working on his next novel, cooking up a masterpiece in the kitchen, or adding some smart tech to his new home on Mayne Island in British Columbia.
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  6. Personally I think I would appreciate the battery life the most. But you never know, after I’ve had a chance to wear it for a bit I’m guessing there’s going to be something else amazing that I don’t know about right now….

  9. I like that the charge will last 5-7 days. Smart watches aren’t very helpful when you forget to charge them up every night.

  12. The battery life is definitely a great feature. My current fitness watch dies within a couple days and with no notice to charge it.

  14. I love that they have imporved the battery life as I hate running out and not being able to charge it if I am away.

  26. Definitely the heart/health tracker. I have POTS and dysautonomia made worse from Covid and have really been thinking about getting something for tracking my heart rate dips and spikes

  29. Long battery life that can last up to 10 days. So it doesn’t have to be charged every night if I want to have a functioning watch the next day

  31. My favourite feature is that the watch has over 100 pre-installed workouts listed. I own a fitbit and I’m always having to default to the “workout” catch all even when just doing cardio. If I’m doing cardio, I want to be able to say I’m doing cardio and not just doing a workout.

  35. For me it’s the battery life – my current smart watch can’t make it through the day – EVER

  38. I love so many features of this smart watch but I think my favourite feature has to be the fitness tracker. I feel like it would really motivate me to keep moving. Thanks for the chance to win.

  40. For me it’s the fitness tracking as I have really been inactive the last few years I feel like it would be motivating to have that reminder and access to info right on your wrist. Bonus is it has an amazing battery life!

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